Wiring Diagram Trailer Plugs and Sockets. Narva 7 and 12 pin trailer connectors comply with all relevant ADRs. Flat connectors comply with Australian Standards AS4177.5-2004. Large and small round connectors comply with AS2513-1982 while Heavy duty connectors meet the AS4735-2003 standard as required for vehicles and trailers over 3.5 tonnes.. This type of plug and socket is also an older type and vehicles that were first registered before January 1988 commonly used a 6 pin type. A minimum 7 pin connector (that comply with Australian Standard 2513-1982) has been mandatory on all new trailer units first registered after January 1, 1988 - thus allowing sufficient connections to cope with all lighting requirements and electric brake.
TRAILER WIRING DIAGRAMS. TRAILER WIRING DIAGRAMS. 7 PIN ROUND. 7 Pin Round plugs come in both large and small. This is the universal wiring you will find on all new trailers. Your standard trailer generally only has 5 wires and the 2 spare pins (pins 2 & 5) are generally for electric brakes or caravan accessories.. Mastering trailer plug wiring is key for the safe and efficient use of your trailer. This guide simplifies the essentials for you. Understanding Trailer Wiring Colours. In Australia, trailer wiring follows the 12 Pin Flat Plug and Socket standard (AS4177.5-2004). Each wire colour serves a specific function: Yellow: Left turn function